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Brave: The Video Game Now Available in Stores Nationwide

"Brave: The Video Game, inspired by the Disney•Pixar movie “Brave,” is now available for PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system, Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Wii™ system from Nintendo, Nintendo DS™ handheld system and Windows PC/ MAC." -- Wiiloveit.com (Official Press Release)

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adamant7154331d ago

I wonder if there are people that pre-ordered this. lol

ger23964331d ago

You'd be surprised, considering amazon was giving a $20 credit and the game includes a free movie ticket.

DeFFeR4331d ago

I pre-ordered it. I feel no shame either.

My kids love anything Pixar.

And really, I paid $1. The DS version was $29.99, but you get a $20 credit, and an $8 voucher for a movie ticket (which we were going to see anyway.)

Just means that my The Last of Us pre-order is now $20 cheaper.

TheLyonKing4331d ago

Reporting Scotland did a report on Brave as the film release and distribution of the game might tempt people to come to Scotland.

They interviewed American people "What do you think of when we say Scotland"

One guys answer was Irish people *Face Palm*
One woman's answer was police "Scotland Yard" *Double Face Palm*

this isn't going to educate people on Scotland at all haha

thornh4331d ago

Yes, I pre-ordered from amazon.com. It comes with a pass for the movie and $20 credit at amazon.com. I have four daughters including a curly-haired, red-headed four year old that doesn't give a rat's ass what metacritic has to say. Shame on the industry for cashing in on movies (I truly hope this one is somewhat decent) but playing a game with your kids is always worth it when THEY like the game.

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5 Retro Disney Games That Need Modern Remakes

Before games inspired by movies and TV shows became blatant cash grabs, there was a time when players actually had some solid titles inspired by various IPs, and Disney made some of the best

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Yi-Long539d ago

Quackshot for me, simply because I think there’s a lot of potential for improving on the original and I would love a great platformer starring Donald in a world-traveling Ducktales-style adventure.

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How Disney has underachieved with Star Wars video games

Has Disney done more harm than good to Star Wars when it comes to gaming?

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Gridknac540d ago (Edited 540d ago )

Thats not a question that even needs to be asked. Anybody that is a fan of Star Wars and video games knows EA could fuck up a 1500lb steel BB in the middle of a cotton field barefooted. It truly is a travesty that EA is one of the most profitable game companies. Any company that would have made as many missteps with franchises as they did would have folded under and had all of its licenses pulled. Because of MT that litter their games, EA is artificially kept relevant in the industry. They are able to hold on to these licenses with the billions they milk out of gamers every year. So hell yeah Disney underachieved. But we all knew that was going to happen the minute news broke they were partnering with EA.

anast540d ago

It's the refusal to do what it takes to get an actual creative project off the ground. Instead Disney and co. pushed out minimal viable products for the majority of its gaming life cycle.

Gridknac539d ago

Its especially sad that Disney obtained Lucasart Games in the buy out, but chose to close the studio and outsource its game development. Just look at the list of games Lucasart was a part of creating. What exec looked at this list and thought "No, we would be better off letting EA handle things".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wi...

CrimsonIdol539d ago

Yeah but in reality Lucasarts was dead a long time before Disney bought it out and officially closed it down. They were already outsourcing other developers to make their games, and had long since killed off their legendary in-house original IP studios in favour of making the big bucks with the star wars IP

ZeekQuattro539d ago

By the time Disney came around Lucasarts Games was already in disarray. Be it Star Wars Kinect or Star Wars 1313 that was in development hell before the buyout I can see why Disney wanted them shutdown. There are other missteps as well. Long story short Lucasarts would of went under eventually at the rate they were going.

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Disney Interactive Studios May Have Returned From The Dead

Bobby from GameLuster writes:The cancellation of Disney Infinity support lead to the closure of Disney Interactive Studios back in 2016. The studio was responsible for many classic Disney video games, dating back to 1988.

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Burrito26a592d ago

Good, they can make a Split Second 2 now.